Practical Guige to Free Energy Devices

With a pulse duration of 1 microsecond, strong physiological heat was felt. With even shorter pulse durations,
spontaneous illuminations capable of filling rooms with white light, were produced. Even shorter pulses produced
cool room penetrating breezes with an accompanying uplift in mood and awareness. These effects have been
verified by Eric Dollard who has written about them in some detail.
In 1890, Tesla discovered that if he placed a two-foot long single-turn deep copper helix coil near his magnetic
disrupter, the thin-walled coil developed a sheath of white sparks with long silvery white streamers rising from the
top of the coil. These discharges appeared to have much higher voltages than the generating circuit. This effect
was greatly increased if the coil was placed inside the disrupter wire circle. The discharge seemed to hug the
surface of the coil with a strange affinity, and rode up its surface to the open end. The shockwave flowed over the
coil at right angles to the windings and produced very long discharges from the top of the coil. With the disrupter
charge jumping one inch in its magnetic housing, the coil streamers were more than two feet in length. This effect
was generated at the moment when the magnetic field quenched the spark and it was wholly unknown at that
time.
This train of very short uni-directional pulses causes a very strange field to expand outwards. This field
resembles a stuttering electrostatic field but has a far more powerful effect than would be expected from an
electrostatic charge. Tesla was unable to account for the enormous voltage multiplication of his apparatus using
any of the electrical formula of his day. He therefore presumed that the effect was entirely due to radiant
transformation rules which would have to be determined through experimental measurements. This he
proceeded to do.
Tesla had discovered a new induction law where radiant shockwaves actually auto-intensified when encountering
segmented objects. The segmentation was the key to releasing the action. Radiant shockwaves encountered a
helix and “flashed over” the outer skin, from end to end. This shockwave did not pass through the windings of the
coil but treated the surface of the coil as a transmission path. Measurements showed that the voltage increase
along the surface of the coil was exactly proportional to the length travelled along the coil, with the voltage
increase reaching values of 10,000 volts per inch of coil. The 10,000 volts which he was feeding to his 24 inch
coil were being magnified to 240,000 volts at the end of his coil. This was unheard of for simple equipment like
that. Tesla also discovered that the voltage increase was mathematically linked to the resistance of the coil
winding, with higher resistance windings producing higher voltages.
Tesla then began to refer to his disrupter loop as his special “primary” and to the long helical coil as his special
“secondary” but he never intended anyone to equate these terms to those referring to electromagnetic
transformers which operate in a completely different way.
There was an attribute which baffled Tesla for a time. His measurements showed that there was no current
flowing in the long copper ‘secondary’ coil. Voltage was rising with every inch of the coil, but there was no current
flow in the coil itself. Tesla started to refer to his measured results as his “electrostatic induction laws”. He found
that each coil had its own optimum pulse duration and that the circuit driving it needed to be ‘tuned’ to the coil by
adjusting the length of the pulses to give the best performance.
Tesla then noticed that the results given by his experiments paralleled the equations for dynamic gas movements,
so he began wondering if the white flame discharges might not be a gaseous manifestation of electrostatic force.
He found that when a metal point was connected to the upper terminal of the ‘secondary’ coil, the streamers were
directed very much like water flowing through a pipe. When the stream was directed at distant metal plates, it
produced electronic charges which could be measured as current at the receiving site but in transit, no current
existed. The current only appeared when the stream was intercepted. Eric Dollard has stated that this
intercepted current can reach several hundred or even thousands of amps.
Tesla made another remarkable discovery. He connected a very heavy U-shaped copper bar directly across the
primary of his disrupter, forming a dead short-circuit. He then connected several ordinary incandescent filament
bulbs between the legs of the U-shaped bar. When the equipment was powered up, the lamps lit with a brilliant
cold white light. This is quite impossible with conventional electricity, and it shows clearly that what Tesla was
dealing with was something new. This new energy is sometimes called “cold electricity” and Edwin Gray snr.
demonstrated how different it is by lighting incandescent-filament bulbs directly from his power tube, submerging
them in water and putting his hand in the water. Cold electricity is generally considered to be harmless to
humans. Ed Gray’s power tube operates by generating radiant electricity waves by using a spark gap, and
collecting the energy using three encasing copper cylinders surrounding the spark gap. The cylinders are drilled
with many holes as that enhances the pick-up and the load is driven directly from the current in the cylinders.
When lighting bulbs, Ed used an air-cored transformer made of just a few turns of very heavy wire. I, personally,
am aware of two people who have independently reproduced Ed’s power tube.
Tesla viewed the streamers coming off his coils as being wasted energy so he tried to suppress them. He tried a
conical coil but found that this accentuated the problem. He then tried placing a copper sphere at the top of his
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